here, But nothing is written in stone.
Day Four
Today we will do a special Healing the Inner Child layout and ritual.
You may wish to split today's practise into two sessions, unless you have
enough time t do all the practises.
Day Five
A repeat of day four.
Day Six
A repeat of days three and/or day four.
There will be a post on the blog for you to read and contemplate
Day Seven
A repeat of days three and/or day four
Day Eight
Today is the first day of the second week
You will receive a post with the theme, colours and an additional prayer
Creating a sacred space
It is a powerful practise to have a sacred space in which to meditate and focus on your activities.
You can prepare this space beforehand with a special chair or space on the floor to sit on.
If you already have a meditation shawl, place it in your sacred space. I suggest that you find
a special (meaning one that you use for this purpose) shawl with which to cover your shoulders or head. In the bhakty tradition we wear white.
Create your altar with candles, incense, an essential oil burner, fresh flowers and of course a statue
or image of Mother Mary.
Add your Mysteries of Mary tarot deck and healing amulet oracles
or any decks and elements that you are choosing to work with.
You will add items to the altar over the thirty days.
Blessing and consecration of space and items
On the first day of this journey I will share with you the diksha to bless and
consecrate all your items.
Gather the following items :
meditation shawl
rosary or mala or prayer beads
a few fresh lemons - at least one or two
one or two cups of coarse sea salt
candles
colours are optional : white, red, dark blue, gold, yellow
small bottles of essential oils : eucalyptus, lemon and rose
(frankincense and sandalwood optional)
frankincense or myrrh incense
a journaling book
a couple of old magazines, calendars or picture books for cutting out images
cardboard to cut into A5 size for collaging
glue
start collecting holy cards, or any images of Mary
a blank book that you can alter with crayons, or paints
crafting items for a shadow box - a small cardboard box or deep frame
baby pictures of yourself
any items that you may have from childhood
any favourite childhood picture books
None of these are essential. You will have enough time to collect whatever you want to create.
You may wish to create nothing at all which is also perfect.
I add these items for those of you who like to be prepared from the get-go.
blessings
Blessings
Hettienne